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Team Udayavani, Jul 3, 2017, 10:48 AM IST
New Delhi : The air conditioning system of a Delhi-bound Air India flight from Bagdogra today malfunctioned, leading to protests from the passengers.
The flight, AI-880, had 168 passengers and made a safe landing here.
An Air India spokesperson said the passengers complained of malfunctioning of the air conditioning system in the flight and they also protested. The flight took off around 6 pm from Bagdogra airport and reached here on time, the spokesperson said.
Some people took to Twitter to complain about the air conditioning problem in the flight.
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